Until there is a concrete and specific proposal we shall not be bidding with potential names, said today at the press conference the government’s spokesperson Mile Boshnjakovski regarding the talks between Macedonia and Greece regarding the name dispute.
-At the moment, there aren’t any talks about a potential name but we are working intensively on building measures of trust. All that has been happening in the past period is directed towards this goal. The government expects all other decisions to be synchronized and in accordance with both sides and shall provide the blueprint for the planned dynamics of Macedonia’s Euro-Atlantic integrative processes.Now we are building the trust among both governments, between the institutions that would, as a result, reflect on the citizens and the general public – said the government’s spokesperson.
When asked whether the Government is considering to change the name of the airport in Skopje, Boshnjakovski said that the Government is clear about its stance about not having any prejudices to talk about all issues and solutions that will mean the promotion of the relations with Greece and are of benefit for the citizens.
The government’s spokesperson also confirmed that Prime Minister Zaev will take part in the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, where Macedonia hasn’t participated since 2003.
